Android Oreo has been available for some time now for some devices, but many users will have to wait a while to get started. Every once in a while there are rumors about which devices the Oreo update will receive and when this will happen. Recently, a new list appeared on the Chinese social media site Wei be with all Samsung Galaxy devices, which will eventually run on Android 8. Xiaomi India Indicates There Will Be A New Redmi Smartphone end of month

List coming from the well-known Samsung tipster :-

Of course there is no guarantee that the list is indeed correct and it could just as well be a far too early April 1st joke. It must be said that the list comes from a well-known Samsung tipster, which in the past often appeared to proclaim truths. So take it with a grain of salt, but know that somewhere you secretly hope that he is indeed correct.

Not yet announced Samsung Galaxy devices represented :-

The list includes a whole series of Galaxy devices and the S, Note, A, J, C and Tab series are represented. We see the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge pass along with many of the Galaxy A devices of this year. The Galaxy A7, A5 and A3 of next year are also mentioned, although the aircraft have not officially been announced yet. The Galaxy A5 (2018) recently appeared on a support page of Samsung's South Korean website. Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) with Infinity Display Shown In Case Wrap

Next year less wait for Android updates :-

We are curious when Android Oreo will actually be rolled out to the mentioned devices. Waiting for Android updates appears to be one of the big frustrations that Android users have to deal with. Fortunately, this seems to be going to be different next year. Google would split the Android core code from the area where smartphone creators get started to experience their own interface. In this way it would be possible for smartphones of all brands to receive Android updates immediately and to receive the new interface of the relevant smartphone maker at a later time. New Sony Xperia Smartphone For Next Year Already Appears At GFXBench